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exercises. She still lives, having attained her four- score years. At an early age David Alexander manifested an aptness for learning, which led his parents to deter- mine to give him an education. He started to school at the age of four years. It was in the winter of 1830. He spent that winter with his grandfather, Wallace. Although too young to walk to school through the snow, yet so desirous was he to attend that his uncles carried him there and back. At the age of twelve years he entered Madison College, located at Antrim, Ohio. He remained but a short time. His parents were unable to keep him at col- lege continuously; hence he was under the necessity of teaching. He taught his first school at Green- wood, near his home, when he was about fifteen Early Work years of age. A debating club was organized in the neighborliood. wliicli he attended, and in whose exercises he took part. Here was manifested tliat ability in debnte wliich ('liaracterized liini in after years. During 1842-18-1-^: he was assistant in an academy in AVest Virginia. His uncle, the Eev. William Wallace, D. D., was nominally the principal, but the work was mainly performed by his Mssistant. In the autumn of 184:-l:, he entered the junior class in